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Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho replies on which position new signing Yan Diomandé will play and also reveals his dissatisfaction over potentially losing midfielder Rodri to arch-rivals Barcelona due to slow negotiations. 🎙️Interviewer: “Hello Jose Mourinho, with Yan Diomandé signing for Real Madrid today, what position do you plan to utilize his talent in, especially with Vinícius Jr. already playing in his natural position?” 🗣️Jose Mourinho: “First of all, I welcome Yan to the biggest club in the world. He’s a great talent, very versatile, and can play on the right wing, left wing, and can even play as a number nine. He’s every coach’s dream. So we obviously spoke a lot during his negotiations with Real Madrid, and I told him, ‘I want you in that right-wing position,’ which I think is going to be his best position. Of course, there will be competition for places, but I’m sure he’s up for it.” 🎙️Interviewer: “So we heard from a source that Rodri will be heading to Barcelona, even though Real Madrid had been in negotiations with him for a long time. What’s your stance on it?” 🗣️Jose Mourinho: “It’s no secret that we wanted one of the best defensive midfielders in the world. Of course, we were in talks, but we were too slow in the negotiations, and Barcelona took advantage of that. But we also have good defensive midfielders to compete well this season.”
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Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho replies on which position new signing Yan Diomandé will play and also reveals his dissatisfaction over potentially losing midfielder Rodri to arch-rivals Barcelona due to slow negotiations. 🎙️Interviewer: “Hello Jose Mourinho, with Yan Diomandé signing for Real Madrid today, what position do you plan to utilize his talent in, especially with Vinícius Jr. already playing in his natural position?” 🗣️Jose Mourinho: “First of all, I welcome Yan to the biggest club in the world. He’s a great talent, very versatile, and can play on the right wing, left wing, and can even play as a number nine. He’s every coach’s dream. So we obviously spoke a lot during his negotiations with Real Madrid, and I told him, ‘I want you in that right-wing position,’ which I think is going to be his best position. Of course, there will be competition for places, but I’m sure he’s up for it.” 🎙️Interviewer: “So we heard from a source that Rodri will be heading to Barcelona, even though Real Madrid had been in negotiations with him for a long time. What’s your stance on it?” 🗣️Jose Mourinho: “It’s no secret that we wanted one of the best defensive midfielders in the world. Of course, we were in talks, but we were too slow in the negotiations, and Barcelona took advantage of that. But we also have good defensive midfielders to compete well this season.”

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